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"Right now we're assessing them and taking them in and giving them the comfort and care they need at this time," said Leah Helms, executive director of the Sheboygan Humane Society.

Helms wouldn't elaborate on how the well-being of the dogs because it's an "ongoing investigation" but said some of the dogs will eventually go to the Wisconsin Humane Society in Milwaukee.

The Sheriff's Office said the investigation continues, and no one has been charged.

A source told WISN 12 News the property used to be known as Kinship Companions. WISN 12 News' Ben Hutchison spoke with Christy Tuchel, of Kinship Companions, in January 2015 when the town board voted to shut them down. The breeder lost its permit for having too many dogs on the property.

"We didn't expect there to be such persuasion," Tuchel said in 2015. "We found that the individuals that have been to our facility voted in our favor and the individuals that hadn't did not."

The website and social media accounts are all deactivated.

WISN 12 News went to the property to try to talk with Tuchel on Friday, but someone called the Sheriff's Office and said our crew was trespassing.